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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-29

A Number Of Persons Badly Injured.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, November 2s-A
shocking accident occurred at the Kirby
House this morning, boiler used for
heating water exploding, entirely wreck
ing the rear end OF the building, burying
number OF people beneath the ruins,
fatally wounding several and, II is feared,
killing others outright. The explosion
occurred AT $50 o'clock. The boiler
which exploded was the hot-water boil,r
behind the kitchen range. The explosion
blew out a portion Of the rear wall Of the
building thirty feet in width and extend
ing from the ground to the floor OF the
fourth story. One end Of the dining
roOm-ro0m was wrecked, all the tables
being knocked over and the dishes
smashed. Most Of the guests had finished
breakfast Among those who remained
panic reigned, but as far as known
none OF the guests were hurt. The kitch-
en- OF the hotel was completely wrecked.
There were about dozen girls In the
room at the time, and all were buried be-
meath the mass OF brick and mortar. The
IRE department were on the scene within
a minute Of the explosion.
The following girls were taken out from
the ruins badly injured Anna Kennedy,
assistant cook; Carrie Olscr, dining-room
girl Julia Field Meyer, dining-room
girl Dora Dougheriy, dining-room girl;
Mary Arbuckle, pastry cook All were
80 badly injured, mostly by bruises, that
Dr. Marks said that he could not tell
whether they would live or not. Frank
Hemrel, head cook, il missing also Mrs.
+. VI. Gage, assistant cook. The ruins
are being searched in The hope OF finding
them and others who may be buried there
in. Minnie Thompson, a girl employed
in the Sentinel bindery, across the alley,
was badly cut about the head by the fly
ing glass that was blown In the explosion.
Mr.. Beckwith, one of the proprieIors OF
the hotel. who was in the rear part OF the
building, near where the explosion took
place. was hurt in the head by living
missile which knocked him down He 70
able 20 be about
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LOCAL NOTES

Mr.. aud Mrs. William Flegenheimel
have returned from trip to New York
Thatcher. Primrose * Vests minstrel,
at the Theatre, and the Two Old Cronie'
al the Academy are the attractions offered
amusement lovers tonight
Both judge Holiday and Judge Atkins
continue sick Al their homes, and In
conscience neither the Chancery nor
Hastings Courts were in session yester-
day.
A reward Of 5000 has been offered By the
Governor for the arrest Of Robert lilly
charged with the murder of Miss Hay mes
in Carroll county, who had run away
with him. He shot her and then burned
her body.
Ia the publication Of the vote OF the
State in The TIMES Of Sunday an error
was made in placing Henrico In the
Democratic column. This honor was
inadvertently bestowed on our county,
which Is unfortunately black.
c. j. 10th, Jr, and G.. G. Guyernator
have opened a furniture store at No 4O6
East Broad street, and they will keep =
full stock Of furniture and house furnish
ing goods.
Steamer No. . La France was being
repaired Yesterday. Old No. 2 lEttengel
& Edmunds) was brought up from Rock
etts to take her place while the repairs
were in progress
Yesterday afternoon about two O'CLOCK
a country wagon loaded with fodder lost
wheel on the corner Of Twelfth and
Main streets. The street cars were block.
AIDED for some little while. 4 Inch pin
was lost and the wheel ran oil in conse
quence.
Thomas Brennan Branch, No. 4l3
Irish National League Of American, was
held Sunday al p N. al Cathedral Hall
Il was determined TO reOrganize tn.
Branch, and committee consisting OF
Messrs. A. W Rosene, b. II. Berry, j.
NJ Ryall, William DafIron, F. j. Reilly
and F. C. Murphy was appointed to re-
port a plan OF reorganization.
Friend Alexander Purdie OF Roches-
ter, New York. attended divine service
at the Friends meeting Louse on Clay
street above First, on Sunday morning
and preached. The attendance at wof-
ship was very large, includ ng number
OF persons who were not members OF The
Society Of Friends.
Messrs Larry jerome, Alexander Iay-
lor, Jr.. &. F. Kerr, and F. j. Reames,
New York, and A. ID. Badenhausen OF
Germany, arrived in the city yesterday
en- route to the Lodge near the White
House, for hunt of ten days. They will
se Joined there by Colonel Tom Ochil'
tree. II is fearful to contemplate the
amount OF game which It will be report
ed killed.
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POLICE NOTES.
Mondays Usual Lengthy Docket Before
His Honor.

hls
The Police Coult was in session yes
terday until o'clock. The docket was
a very long one, but all the cases were OF
more or less trling nature.
A large number Of parties were fined
for being drunk
Susan Griffin (colorec), was fined s.
and costs for tresspassing on the premi
ses Of Sylyanus Smith and using obscene
and abusive language to the wife of said
Smith
William Hill Ccolored) was arraigned
for assaulting and striking James Lewis
with stone in the public street. Whip
ped by his mother.
Frank Holland was charged with as
saulting and striking the little daughter
OF Henry L East on the head with a
stick. Fined s. and costs
William cambridge (coloredl was ar.
arraigned on complaint Of Fanny Brown,
charging him with having betrayed her
under promise of marriage The case was
continued until Tuesday, December 9Th.
Joseph McGary was fined 81 and costs
for being drunk and interfering with per
sons on the street.
Fred Maley, John Rodgers, Albert
IIenches, three tramps, were told TO ge
out OF town at once
Julia Johnson (coloredl was fined 81 %
and costs for trespassing on the premises
OF George WOodall ana using improper
language.
Samuel Moore, negro boy. was ar
rested by officer Chesterman for having
in his possession gas burner and pipe
supposed to be stolen. The boy said he
found it in an alley. The case was con-
tinued until tomorrow morning.
Nat New (colored was charged with
stealing four chickens from - Jones
This case was continued until TO day.
John Shosebock, charged with creating
a disturbance in the bar room Of John
Kobe Fined $3.50 and cost.
Chasiine Cooper (colored) was charged
with beating Abbie Cooper Continued
until to-day.
Jerry Savage Ccolored) was fined s.
and cost for being disorderly In the
street
Walter Brown (colored) was charged
with carry concealed weapons, to.wit a
pistol He was found guilty and fined
500 and costs and the pistol confscated
Lewis Beverly (colored) was fined 81
and costs for disorderly conduct on Sun.
day.
Ida Lesley was required to give security
in the sum Of 800 for disorderly conduci
near the corner of Tenth and Cary
Among other items of disorder, she threw
deodOform over the pavement and on the
door Of Ida Moss house, her neIt-dool
neighbor, perfuming the neighborhood 10
the disgust every one.
Virginia Bright and Sallie Taylor (botl
coloIedl were fined each s. and costs fol
being disorderly on Sunday.
Lewis Harris colored) was charged
with beating Leila Gillian. Required to
give security in the sum Of 5000 foI
twelve months.
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TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

Marshal MacMahon is seriously i'll.
There were no disturbances in London
Sunday.
There were serious riots in Limerick
yesterday.
Princess Clementine and her son, Prince
Ferdinand, have arrived at Sofia.
The Roumanisn Legislative Chambers
and the Serylan skuplschina have reas-
sembled.
At a concert given by NJ. LamoureuI
Sunday evening, rhapsody Of Irish airs
was greeted with cries Of A bss Par
nell 2,
The Atlanta Prohibitlonists have noti-
fed the ordinary Of the county that they
intend to contest the election recently
held in that city
Mr.. Charles VI. Lacaita, home rule
member Of Parliament, has resigned be-
cause he considers Mr. GladstOne's posi-
ton immOderate.
The British steamer Vortigern found
cred between SomaDaya and Hong Kong.
Several of the persons aboard were saved.
Tie Vortigern was engaged in trade 10
Eastern waters. SAe Wa. OF el6 tons
register
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4 full cast and chorus rehearsal of thi.
amateur production took place at the
Theatre last evening, and a very salts
factory one il was Richmond opera
lovers, and those who delight in charity
will certainly pass a pleasant evening
next week By going to hear our nome
talent under the direction Of Mr Intro
pidi
The two rendtions OF the opera take
place at the Theatre Wednesday and
Thursday. December eth and Sth, and the
box.s sheet will be opened on Thursday Of
this week, December lst One half Of the
reserved seats will be on sale at the Thea
tre. and the remainder al the music house
Of Walter D. Moses & Co., 9l4 Main
street. All the dress.circle seats VIII be
sold At the Theatre
That noble charity. the Retreat for the
Sick, looks TO our citizens TO support their
benefit performances, and should meet
with great success.
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CREWS RESIGNATION.
a. succes.or 70 he Elected Friday


PARIS. November y The congress OF
the senate and chamber OF deputies will
meet on Friday at Versailles to elect a
successor 10 President Greyy. President
Crews message Of resignation will be
short. He will disclaim all responsibility
for the consequences OF his retirement
Elections were held yesterday in Aux
ere. Arras, and Lille to I'LL vacancies in
the chamber Of deputies In Aurerre the
radical candidate, NJ. IIeryier, was sue
cessful. polling 30.674 votes against 49,
773 for NJ Regnier, opporlunist.
In Arras, VI. Carnecasse, Republican,
was elected, his vote being $4,000, against
n 900 for NJ. Labitte, conservative. In
Lille there were two vacancies 20 NIL,
and the Republican candidates were sue
cessful In both cases The vote was As
follows NJ. Pierre lie Grand and NJ.
Maxine lie Compte, Republicans, 49,
600 NJ. ID. La Sale and NJ. Fsuyille,
conservatives, $4,000.
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MANCHESTER MATTERS.
Mayor Taylor's Unusually Busy Day, In
ysstigating Free Fight Among Darkies.
Matrimonial Infslicity Two sudden
Deaths on sunday Church Notes

vsstigating Free Fight Among Darkies.
Matrimonial Infslicity Two sudden
Deaths on sunday Church Notes
The Mayors Courtroom was crowded
yesterday with the usual attendance In.
cident upon hearing of one or more ne
grOes who have been arrested on the
charge of having free fight among them.
selves Such fights, not only in Manches-
ter but In Richmond, seem % be the
most JUICY gossip material among the
negro population. and they invariably
eyince their interest by coming to court
as spectators, bringing their babies along
with them.
The first case was that OF John and
Maria Simmons, both colored, and man
and wife. John and Maria got mad with
each other Saturday night, and took i,
out In fighting John slapped Maria re.
peatedly and Maria bit and Clawed at
him The evidence showed that The fight
took place on Hull street. in consequence
of which Mayor Taylor fined each Of
them % 80 and costs John aid both
fines and announced that he and Maria
had recovered from their bad temper and
had made up.
SUDDEN DEATH
There were two sudden deaths in Man.
chester Sunday The first was that OF
Miss Susan Godsey, who was found dead
I'm her bed al her residence In SwansbOro,
al the far end of Decatur street, carry in
the morning. She lived with Mrs. + G
Wicker She was 6 years Of age. The
body was taken to Farmyille Yesterday
morning for burial Sunday Justice
IIewett asked Coroner Ingram 10 view
the body, which Dr. Ingram did He de-
cided that death was caused by heart
disease, and that no inquest was neces-
sary.
The second sudden death wm that Of
Mrs Ma v Barrttt, whose husband, Mr.
William Barrett. is now in Detroit Michi-
gan Mrs Barrett retired 90 bed In
what was TO all appearances, good health
Sunday night at her residence on Eighth
street, between Everett and stockton
Her sister, Miss Wicks. about midnight
found her breathing heavily, and at once
discovered that she was dying The
cause OF her death VS. Brights disease.
Mr. Barrett was communicated with.
CHURCH NOTES.
Rev John j. Clopton preached twice
Sunday at Meade Memorial church 10
large congregations
Rev. Luther II Thornhill preached In
the basement Of Bainbridge street Bap-
list church The attendance was un-
usually large. Next Sunday 10 is expect
ed th services I'm the church up stairs
will be resumed
At the reading room Sunday afternoon
the attendance was larger than ordinarily.
The exercises were pleasing and instruc-
tive and were of thanksgiving nature.
Rev William H. Christian arrived In
Manchester late Saturday, and preached
Sunday In his old church The church
was crowded. and the feeling farewell and
good advice with which the sermon
abounded was attentiyely listened 20
Rev. Mr. Christian viii be in the city all
the week, leaving next Saturday FOR his
new charge, Centenary church in Nor
folk
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The Liquor Dealers Association re
elected all the old officers last night viii
the exception Of the sergeant alarms
Mr. Y. Donati. being elected to that po-
sition The following committees were
appointed. Executive Committee, Messrs
Seigel, Rosene, Higgins, Wallace, Fcrri
ter aud Lauer. Finance Committee
Messrs Rueger, Edward Stumpf, ONeil
Schmidt, Binford and John Murphy.
Mr.. Richard Smiths reelection s'
president for the ninth term was gresi
compliment 10 him.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-29

GALESA, Ill, November 2s.-One OF
the richest leads of pure Galena ore dis-
covered in Southwest Wisconsin has Just
been struck at Jordan Center, near Mon
roe. Iowa county, Wis. The first three
days 10000 pounds Of mineral ore were
taken out, including one chunk weighing
1900 pounds. A vast amount OF ore Is
ia sight aud the fortunes OF the owners,
TWO men who have heretofore been poor,
ia fully assured. Several other rich leads
are said to have been discovered In that
neighborhood Of late
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Policeman Robbed

Yesterday morning at ten minutes ia
six O'Clock a thief or thieves entered the
residence of Policeman Adams, who lives
at No 621 north Twenty-ffth street, and
robbed hmm Of money and jewelry to the
yalueof $500 The thieves effected an
entrance by pressing open the rear door
GETTING in they proceeded up stairs to
Mrs Adams bedroom and made for the
bureau Pulling open the drawers they
found S1l4in money, gold watch, pair
of gold bracelets, a gold breasipin and
pair of earrings and a gold set-ring
These they TOOK, and, satisfied with their
plumber. decamped The way they came.
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Methodi.t sunday-school society.

The meeting of the Board Of Director
Of This society Of Richmond and Man
chester was held Sunday at the Broad
street church Mr. Robert E. Richardson
was elected president and all the Sunday
school superintendents of Richmond anC
Manchester vice-presidents Mr T. l.. d
Wallorl was chosen treasurer and Messrs
Charles r x R.dy and A. l.. Lumsden sec
reiarics
The following Board Of Sunday-school
Visitors was appointed Rev. G. +. Ly
ford, T Wiley Davis, A. l.. West, j. +
Heath and W. ID Toler The last named
is from Manchester
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uenrico County

Sporsmen of the county at the Court
house Yesterday said that birds wert
plentiful, and that any good shot could
bag large number any day.
4 dead colored baby, newly born, was
found on Bacon Quarter branch, oppo
site the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac shops, in Bolton Sunday An
inquest was held by Squire Talley and
the baby buried by the county The
mother Of the child and the cause oil
death were both pronounced unknown
by The jury.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
CURRENT EVEy7s or INTEREST AT
HOME AND ABROAD.
John Mosts Witnesses In His Bs-
hah-Gresy's Resignation to be Read
and His Successor Elected Friday-A
Milwaukee Horrors General News


NEW YORK, November % The trial OF
Johann Most, the Anarc list. was resumed
to-day. The court room was ihronged
and many women were present, but
there was a noticeable diminutlon in the
glare Of the red ribbons and flowers dis.
played Frederick Hsrting the first
witness, testified that he went into the
saloon In he rear of which Most was
making his speech, and, attracted by
curiosity, went into the meeting held
there lie said Most did not use the
violent language charged against him.
Tie had never seen Most before and was
not an Anarchist, but might yet become
one.
MORE ~ SORROW THAN IN ANGER
Hermann Suelitz, reporter. formerly
on the Leadcr, and now on the I0lks
ZeiluHg. testified that he heard MOs''s
speech and that he began IL with fellow
citizens and not brother Anarchists"
as was alleged. He said Most threatened
no immediate revenge. but accused Grin
nell and Gary as the murderers of the
Chicago Anarchists lie also accused
Powderly and George OF their murder
for turning the Knieits OF Labor from
the Anarchists. The witness said Most
.poku in sorrOwful tone; every word
came from his heart and went 10 the
heart
The witness said he was a Socialist.
and that be did not believe God bothered
about such a trihing thing as perjury.
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NOTES FROM WARRENTON.
A Train Derailed with Fatal Result.

Train DeraiIed with Fatal Result.
Correspondence Of the Times
WARRENTos, VA, November 20.
Editor II tie Timer.
North bound freight No , was derailed
by the falling Of an air chest betwet u
Warrenton Junction aud Catleits, on the
Virginia Midland railroad Walter Gal
laher. a brakeman, was killed Gallaher's s
home is in Gainesville, Prince William
county. The regular trains were delayed
from SIX to eight hours. The loss OF
property. consisting Of cattle, &c. was
considerable.
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snnremr Court of Arpoals.

East against Garrett. Argued by
Upshur b Quinby, Esq, for plaintiff in
error, and John G.. Blackstone for de-
fendant in error, and submitted.
Young against The Town OF Boydton
Argued by A. s. Lee, Esq, for plaintiff
In error.
Lloyd T. Smith, Esq, allowed to prsc-
tice a. counsel in this court
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for the building the Hollywood sewer to
\. {. Maynard, S2l per 1000 bricks
JEFF. Powers, 1899, J. b. Johnson, 1880
CLAIMS AND SALARIES.
The Council Committee on Claims and
Salaries also met last night
Very little besides routine business was
transacted.
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Starr or VIHGINIA, t,o,yi,
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hIATF OF NIHGINIAt fto.,tit
CTY Or richmond.
D. John n. siggIns. a otary public Tor the
c.ly rioresaid ln the State of Virginia, do
certify fnat ". D. PDaice and George 5.
Va.h.D. Dr.. who's unmc- are signed 90 the
l0fr.uing certificate. have acknowledged the
same before me boa my SAID city. and further
certify that tuc said vs. T. Pcarce TINS lay
made oath before me boo my said city thhi iht
sllI George IS. Nash0n. Jr. DID pay in actual
God b. into the partnership the sum oi seven
hundred dollars
guen .nder mv hand this 2ith day OF DC
t.her. Iss- JOHN n. SlGGINs, n. =.
lrl IeIulawbw
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In this court yesterday the following
cases were disposed OF
Charles W Campbell against John NJ.
Campbell. Verdict and Judgment for the
defendant The above parties are two
brothers. and the suit was for wages.
George A. Ainslie & Sons against p.
II. Burke and others Suit dOcketed AZ
ter two rules and notice, on motion Of
plaintiffs attorney.
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Northumberland and westmoreland,
Robert NJ. Mayo.
Nottoway and Amelia, W. H. Ash ic).'
Orange, James w. Morton.
Petersburg city, X. McCandlish, Jr.
and w w Evans (c).T
Page. Thomas j. Graves
Patrick, Edward Parr.'
Pittsylyania city, DanvIlle and North
Dsnyille, Daniel Coleman, Dryden
Wright. and 5 T. Mustain
Portsmouth city, r. l.. Herbert.
Princess Anne, George w. Leggett
Prince Edward, w. p. Dupuy.
Prince George and Surry, Goodman
Brown (c)*
Prince William, Robert II. Tyler.
Pulaski and Giles, J. +. Moore
RappahanOck. Basil b. Gordon.
Richmond City. A. s. Buford Henry
/. Garter, John \. Curtis, and Lyon G
Tyler.
Rockbridge, W A. Anderson and
John T. Mckee.
Rockingham, John F. Sanger and J.
B Webb
Russell, Il. /. Smith
Scott, James B. Graft
Shenandoah, +. w Magruser.
southampton, James +. Sebrell
Spotisylvania and Fredericksburg,
Horace T. CrsmOnd.
Smyth and Bland, +. J.. Roberts
Stafford and King GeO-ge, F. c. Mon
tague*
Tazewcl, William J. Moore %
Washington, John Roberts and 5. p.
Edmondson
Wythe, David H. Porter"
The House consists Of 100 members, Of
which G3 are Democrats and 81 Republi-
cans.
WON'T 90 BEHIND THE RETURNS.
Contests were filed before the Board in
only two cases-Nansemond and GOOch-
land. I'm the former Captain Causey,
the Anti Malone candidate, contested the
seat of John A. Browne, his Republican
opponent, on the ground that the County
Canvassers, after declaring Browne elect.
cd, bad subsequently rec0nsidered their
decision and annOunc him successful
by fourteen votes. In the latter otl
was undoubtedly elected, but IL is claimed
that he is unnaturalized, and therefore
ineligible to a seat.
la both these cases the Board decided
that they had no right to 60 behind the
returns, but that the questions at issue
must be decided by the House Of Dele
gates itself, which is the sole Judge Of the
qualification Of its members
ADJOURNED.
The Board was in session from ~
o'clock until 3, when it adjourned to
meet al 10 o'clock this morning and
complete the work Of signing the certih-
Gates.
Theyot of the State was published in
full by counties and cities in the TINES
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( 'lIAMPAGNE

"e are just receiving large Invoice OF
CHAMPAGNE. direct fOm the Champagne
district Of FRANCE. which We can recon.
mend as Of very superior quality, particular
iy tte PREMIER sERRE and GRAND YIN
uE GOIssES, wines especially selected for
-' aai unsurpassed IN hnencs. The EXTRA
DRY VERZENAY. from the same house
bolchc Fills s Goa lighter wine. we select
et forparty purposes and can likewise highly
ftcommend. For inyalids We have imported n
very Superior Wine in haf-pin bottles in
baskets OF two dozen.
5loss-Iw OSCAR CRANZ 4 co.
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Three Hundred Men Entombsd Alive

LoNDoN. November % An explosion
occurred in the Abernaut colliery, Aber'
dare, this morning.
There were 800 men in the mine al the
tims. but 220 have been rescued.
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ssDREPARE IN TIME FOR THE
INNER MAN"

/ NhEI a tAE IN A4h IT. AfAt 4 - 80
INNER MAN :"
JUST ARRIVED.
New HoQuefOrt Cheese.
New Neuichafclic Cheese.
New Fr0mage de Brie.
New Robert a. Pineapple Cheese.
New rates dc fOlcs Orts.
New AuchOvis (Sardelcsi.
New Russian and frcuch cardinea
Nea ricklcd Lamb Tongues.
Ntw smoked and salt salmon.
hra smoked Her iugs.
Nru lHleless Codnsh.
Noa Etaporatcd California Apricots.
Sea Ffs1ortted Peaches and Apples.
heg barley and Ga meal.
Sees nuckWheat Flour.
NeR Honey and Maple Syrup.
Nclf Cape Cod Canberres
NeR Malaga Raisins
NeH Malaga O. apes.
tea fl.s and Dates.
Nfa extra fine Catsup.
Sew Imported Sauerkaut.
Also "a new arrival of my CkLEBhA TED
SWEET MIXED PICKLES az only tl per
gallon
My sell selected large stock OF general
6kOC EklES. WINES, LIQUORS, and daily
FRESH BOTTLED LAGER BEER
j. 900 well known 20 need further mentioning.
Please send your orders in time 80 theJ can
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4 CADEMY OF MUSIC.


THE REGULAR MEETING OF
] CHAPTER 80. OFTHE LAW AND OR
DER .EAGUE will be held this evening. 40
o'clock. 40 the hall 0u South Thirteenth
street, Oc 29-lt